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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
8
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars on through trains. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets call or write to M. A. Shipman Agent or L. W. Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
A partial timetable lists trains such as No. 2 Overland Limited No. 4 Atlantic Express and others like Mail and Express and Los Angeles Limited with times ranging from early morning to late evening. Agent Alva J. Oady signs as station representative.
The Washburn residence in the southeast part of the city is for sale. Interested parties may learn full particulars by calling on or addressing J. J. McInvesit in Sidney, Nebraska.
The undersigned offers contract work for laying concrete walks with guaranteed quality and the lowest prices. Call for estimates.
M ADAMS of Petter Nebraska invites inquiries about full-blood Hereford cattle on his ranch. Potential buyers are urged to call and investigate if contemplating a purchase.
For sale three or four good young milk cows and a Poland China boar eight months old. Contact Thomas E. Clinton four miles west of Sidney for arrangements.
Henderson Davis and Co will stand their fine French Draft Stallion at Mitchells barn each Friday and Saturday starting May 18 1906. EniC Henderson.
Trade proposal seeks exchange of a vacant residence lot in Omaha for land in Western Nebraska. Propositions to be sent to Andress F. J. W. in care of The Telegraph Sidney Nebraska.
All parties who lost range and property in the January 17 1906 Burlington Railroad fire will meet at Lodgepole on Tuesday May 29 at 1 PM to discuss settlement. Those with claims against the company are urged to attend and bring their documentation. Peever Hoagland.
The undersigned will pay ten dollars for information leading to the recovery of four head of colts a three-year-old gray mare with a large hoof on the front foot a bay yearling mare and two black stud colts last seen near Peter Nelson's ranch on May Std Notify J B Hatston Higgins Neb
Local items list real estate and goods for sale or lease in Cheyenne county. Ads promote Essig furniture tools buggies razors and range with prices. appeal to farmers for hail insurance and farm services. include rental rooms and dental and wiring services. Local agents advertise farms and wall paper supplies. social event and strawberry apron sale noted.
Sunday schedule lists evening prayer at 7 45 p m at the Apostolic Catholic Church described as the divinely ordained home of those who are being saved. Morning services are canceled due to absence in Kimball. Church school at 10 a m and Junior Eucharistic Union at 3 p m led by A S Corbett priest.
A notice from the Sidney Nebraska post office lists unclaimed mail as of May 25 1506 advising addressees to say advertised. Items addressed to Myrtle Taylor Mrs Chas A Johnston John J Coninghton E McLernon are included and the postmaster signs the notice.
J B Williams and Miss Williams returned from Omaha. J Norrick, Omaha real estate dealer, ill at Union Pacific Hotel. Mrs Dye ships posts and wire for pasture fencing. H E Brown moved to Dalton to run a mercantile business. Nebraska Stock Growers' Assoc to convene at Alliance June 7 8. Waltz visits Sidney from the southwest county. Ida and Freda Hammer attended commencement in Sidney. Mrs Miles hosted guest Mrs Shanahan. teacher Essie Stevens seen in Sidney en route to Kearney. County Attorney McAllister of Deuel county in court. F B Callahan and wife of Indianapolis visiting Sidney. Davison family in from Ickes for stone house material. Woodmen to form a new lodge at Dalton. Geo B Bissell bought 1800 acres near Sidney. Independent Telephone Co in Federal Court in Omaha. Mrs W F Bassett visiting Idaho Springs. Mrs Van Zandt buying A J Haskell home. house being improved. J M Guernsey with landseekers purchasing two half sections NW of town. Dr W Handley of Edgeley ND in town. expects large landseekers in June. Mr Dutton from Grand Island bought lots southwest of the schoolhouse. Rain refreshed Cheyenne county. soil moisture ample. W A Eaton thanks friends for support in wife's eye operations. Browns Creek Canal group at court with several local names.
W H Gates returns from Omaha where he was treated eight months for an ulcerated eye. He reports his diseased eye improved but not likely to regain former strength. The school board moves water pipes to the front yard due to railroad water shortages. J C Neubauer leaves Sidney for Hastings to become Burlington express agent. Mrs Neubauer remains.
I have purchased the livery business on Second street formerly owned by M. E. Washburn and will conduct a first class livery stable. A large corral in connection for the accommodation of customers.
Martin Boreson buys Palace livery in Sidney and plans improvements. A ten year old girl sustains both forearm fractures after a pony fall. doctor treats her. O. F. ball entertains despite heavy rain. Memorial service set at Lutheran church. Various locals and visitors noted, including lawyers, judges, and businessfolk visiting or moving through Sidney.
Tony Rhodes becomes engine-wiper in the round house while Traveling Engineer Stuart and Train master Clabaugh oversee Union Pacific districts. J W Richerson travels to Sterling for his sister’s death, and W A Whitney reports improving health near Los Angeles.
Travel copy notes elegant wood work, tapestries, and period details enhance long journeys to California via the Union Pacific. It promotes exquisite decorations and lighting, with illustrated booklets and rates available from agent Alva B. Capy.
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